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If You Had All The World
And It's Gold You can't buy the sunshine at twilight, You can't buy the moonlight at dawn, You can't buy your youth when you're growin' old, Nor your life when the heartbeat is gone . . . You can't buy your way into heaven, Tho' you may possess wealth untold, An' just like your mother, You can't buy another, If you had all the world and it's gold . . . You can't buy the sunshine at twilight, You can't buy the moonlight at dawn, You can't buy your youth when you're growin' old, Nor your life when the heartbeat is gone . . . You can't buy your way into heaven, Tho' you may possess wealth untold, An' just like your mother, You can't buy another, If you had all the world and it's gold . . . Words and Music by Harry Edelheit, Bartley Costello and Al Piantadosi Witmark, 1916 and Laurel Music, 1947 
With Russ Case and His
Orchestra and The Mariners
Produced by Eli Oberstein
Sing Magazine "Record of
the Month"
Recorded at RCA Victor Studio 2, New York City
Recorded December 2, 1947
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